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raafbeard

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  1. It certainly does work well like that ...better view of what a spectator would actually see without having to spend time watching.. Wish I could locate that vid from Europe illustrated this really well with up to three climbers in the tree at one point....Was on the forum but must be on an old or archived version.
  2. Nice Ian! .. Was just about to post about a time lapse Poplar reduction from Holland/Belgium some years ago if anyone can remember..? Time lapse for tree jobs works really well imo..
  3. I used a lyon tape sling to the bottom attachment point ...I haven't got any pics though. I thought that the ropeman2 was a little aggressive in its design and how it shredded the outer braiding on the cord thought about maybe filing the teeth a little but even then its still difficult to find a decent way of attaching it to a krab ...only a shackle or small maillon fits. Something adjustable is what I want...daisy chains seem a pretty good idea but they have to be properly rated. Still looks like a split tail and friction hitch is the best option...just bulky.
  4. Nice suggestion ...dunno if I have the skills but could give it a go
  5. Watched this earlier....good viewing for a gloomy Sunday BBC iPlayer - Speed Dreams: The Fastest Place on Earth: Episode 1
  6. Has anyone got any decent simple setups they wish to share... LOLER man doesn't like me choking a sling to it...at the moment I am thinking of trying out a split tail with prussik....did try a ropeman on prussik cord but that wasn't popular either...although I think I could refine this to an acceptable std. Thanks
  7. Indeed! and it should stay like that...Main sucker is at the base of the root plate but I'll keep an eye out for others when its in leaf..
  8. Chanced across this fine Sorbus Torminalis the other day ... considered it worth sharing.....pics are poor and think it could benefit from another prop....
  9. Nice Lime isn't it ...would be interested to see how if is fairing... Pretty familiar with most of the Oaks in the Park but can't picture any champion american Oaks...my memory needs jogging ...unless its up by the main road?
  10. Would be interested in American Oak details? Pics? Can't place it from recall.... Has anyone clocked the large diameter hollowed out lime on the golf course...would love some pics of that....
  11. Many thanks for split tail and other goodies received the other day...all of which will get much needed use!! Cheers!
  12. I think this would have been the only alternative in this situation..
  13. looked fairly well gone to me and in a bad location for a tree with that many issues.....
  14. What he said! And good effort Dan much appreciated! Thanks to all Sponsors!
  15. Good Effort Dan!
  16. A terrible shame ..hope it gets rebuilt without too much delay..
  17. Outstanding prize list as always... Big thanks to all the sponsors and Steve
  18. <p>Hey Mark, All going well here man ...been a funny year with the rain but its all good for business. Thankfully we've not been up medway much so probably why you haven't seen us. Hope they are still looking after you and you are still enjoying the job. We're going for a xmas drink on the 14th December meeting at 7 at the Hare and Hounds if you wanted to come along... Take it easy mate. Best Regards Dan</p>

  19. Theres always Fanuary
  20. Too many times...I always play along to it which just increases the hilarity for them....
  21. Makes it look easy! Thanks for posting ....
  22. Not the best time of year for it....Sounds like you did well under the circumstances... Just keep your head for Mod2 and take your time and you will be fine.
  23. Right thats it no more posting I wanna be on 666 forever!! Good Luck with test Chris you'll breeze it i,m sure!

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